@Darren Sager I have been reading information about wholesaling properties.It appears this method would give me the opportunity to be able to make and save money so that I can invest in my own properties.I have a full time job, I wouldn't have to worry having to use the profit for my expenses.Just a thought, due to me have no resources.

I suspect the Guru may have been just trying to put down assignments, to promote his other "better" method.

At the end of the day you can use emotional decisions or factual and logical/financing methods to determine if you should sell or not because it involves all of the above.

My main concern is liability (i.e. someone getting hurt and suing me etc.).

I have always been interested in real estate, but was discouraged during the economic downturn and lack of education about real estate investing.I want to begin with earned income methods to pay off some debt, then use the money from earned income methods to fund passive income methods.I look forward to networking and learning from all of you!!

Second property, was right next door, so I actually leveraged that with a credit card 0% cash advance for 18 months...put a little work into it and once I file for taxes this year, will refi to pay off the cards (yes I know many hate this method).

Obviously he used lease purchase methods because a regular "sale" with a deed transfer wouldn't have made it past any cursory title search review, as there were still active foreclosure cases on the properties.

@Nicole Williamson I am in TN, and normally this wouldn't be a concern.

My main concern and the catch is that the market for such a business is limited.

., when the mortgage is gone and we're paying this fee every month for the remainder of eternity) how big of a difference does that make as far as cash flow is concerned?